Meek Mill Sentenced To 2-4 Years In Prison After Violating Probation

A couple of days ago, news broke that Meek Mill would be potentially confronting correctional facility time in the wake of damaging probation. He went to court yesterday and now, it’s seeming as though he’ll be looking between 2-4 years in prison.

Meek Mill’s current slew of captures isn’t moving beyond the judge, as he condemned the rapper to at least two years in a correctional facility, as indicated by TMZ. The rapper went to court yesterday in Philadelphia to manage probation infringement coming from his 2009 case for medications and weapons belonging. The infringement were a result of his foolhardy driving capture in New York City where he was reserved after he was found popping wheelies on his earth bicycle. He disregarded probation again for his association in a battle at a St. Louis air terminal prior this year. He got off fortunate with the neglectful driving charge, tolerating an arrangement from the District Attorney that said the charge would be wiped clean from his record on the off chance that he remained out of trouble for the following half year. The strike charge from the air terminal was dropped. In any case, the way that he damaged his probation was the main impetus behind his sentence. Over that, he damaged probation in 2015 yet was condemned to house arrest. It’s not looking so useful for Meek Mill at this moment.

Back in March, Meek Mill was captured for a battle that softened out up an air terminal at a St. Louis airplane terminal. The battle supposedly broke out after an airplane terminal worker attempted to get a photo with Meek. He was denied by the rapper and later asked him for what valid reason he wouldn’t bring a photo with a supporter. The remark didn’t sit well with Meek obviously and that is the reason the entire quarrel started.

Regardless of his legitimate inconveniences, Meek Mill had an exciting 2017. The rapper dropped two exceptional EP’s alongside a mind blowing collection, Wins And Losses. Alongside that, he’s been offering back to his group. A week ago, he took kids from a Boys and Girls club in Philly to appreciate a 76ers game and meet a portion of the players. He reported he’d be beginning an activity to offer back to kids in Philadelphia schools.

Meek Mill’s attorney, Joe Tacopina, claims the driving force behind his client’s sentence is due to long-standing tension between the judge and Meek, in a TMZ report. They spoke to Tacopina who said the prosecutors didn’t even recommend jail time for Meek. He says the judge and Meek Mill are from the same Philly area and have mutual friends and associates.

The lawyer plans to appeal his sentencing due to what he believes is the judge’s bias in the case.